Agriculture remains a vital pillar of Egypt’s heritage and economic development. As the country faces growing environmental challenges and increasing water scarcity, the demand for advanced, sustainable solutions in the agricultural sector has become more critical than ever. Elsewedy University of Technology is proud to launch the Smart Water Engineering Technology program under the field of Environment and Sustainability—developed in collaboration with Texas A&M University and backed by our str

Farming 🐄 In ancient Egypt, sheep herding provided meat, milk, wool, and leather, with herders tending flocks near the Nile. Sheep also held religious significance as sacrificial offerings. Farming was the primary livelihood, relying on the Nile's flood for fertile land. Key crops included wheat, barley, and flax, with simple tools and irrigation systems supporting agriculture. Both activities were vital for food production, raw materials, and the economy, with taxes in produce supporting the s